Sentence examples for in which spells from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Rowling says at one point, the magical world she has created is one in which spells, letter-delivering owls and transformations take the place of radar, computers and electricity in the real world.

It harks back to one of those archaic Christian liturgies in which spells of boredom give way to precisely staged epiphanies as when, in the Greek Orthodox Easter service, the church goes dark and the light of a single candle remains.

It harks back to one of those archaic Christian liturgies in which spells of boredom give way to precisely staged epiphanies — as when, in the Greek Orthodox Easter service, the church goes dark and the light of a single candle remains.

It was the type of online tête-à-tête in which spelling and punctuation were secondary to speed.

Mr. Kuron was born on March 3, 1934, in Lvov, then a Polish city and now in Ukraine, which spells it Lviv.

In fact, they almost did – six of the 12 tracks have been recycled after first appearing on an EP in 2010, which spells out how much effort the country-pop trio have lavished on this project.

There is a more directly imagined romance between the two men in this movie, which spells out far more emphatically Capote's unreliability and outright lying.

This means trainees are involved less — far less — in performing surgical work, which spells trouble for the profession's competence and legitimacy.

The language in the clause — called a "key man event" — is more specific than that in Mr. Corzine's employment contract, filed in March, which spelled out his conditions for receiving a retention bonus in 2014.

Together the double pays just under two-and-a-half to one, which spells value in anybody's language.

According to a report by Mr. Condon in April, which spelled out his allegations against Brenna Stewart, the case involves her sister, who is a doctor practicing in Florida, a forged death certificate, and faked doctor's notes.